How do you say I love you in Spanish?

j3nD0N
11 months ago
I recently traveled to Spain and had a chance to practice my high school Spanish with some locals. One of them asked me how I would tell her that I have strong feelings for her, using only the Spanish language. I realized then that knowing the correct phraseology can make all the difference when expressing emotions in a foreign language. Can anyone recommend any helpful phrases or tips for saying I love you in Spanish?

Community answers for the question "How do you say I love you in Spanish?"

R3dM1ck
11 months ago
In Spain, it's not uncommon for couples to exchange romantic phrases during walks along the Mediterranean coast or cozy nights in Madrid's Plaza Mayor. When expressing strong feelings to someone you love, the Spanish language offers a range of affectionate words and phrases that can convey your emotions with sensitivity and flair. To say 'I love you' in Spanish, try using 'Te amo,' which is a classic phrase that combines tender intimacy with poetic expression. For a more passionate declaration, consider saying 'Eres mi todo,' meaning 'You are my everything.' When speaking from the heart, remember to speak softly, look deeply into your partner's eyes, and let the emotions flow freely, for it is in these moments of vulnerability that true love shines brightest.
Jensen95Trevor
11 months ago
Expressing strong feelings can be challenging, especially when language barriers exist. In Spanish, a common way to tell someone you love them is with 'Me encantas,' which means 'You enchant me.' Another option is 'Te quiero,' a more casual phrase that roughly translates to 'I love you.' If you want to convey deep affection, try using 'Estoy completamente enamorado/a de ti,' which means 'I am completely in love with you.'